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Looking for a fun side gig? You could make up to $800 a month selling your unwanted clothes on eBay.
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Receiving compliments is easy. But giving legitimate, thoughtful compliments is increasingly rare in an era of instant, faceless communication.
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Today we found some great articles to help you quickly save money for a trip, avoid overspending traps, and form good money habits that stick.
Been there done that? These often overlooked U.S. cities have plenty of charm and lots for visitors to see and do — usually for cheap.
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Wise Bread articles that are hot today.
How I Make $800 on Month on eBay Selling Used Clothes
Looking for a fun side gig? You could make up to $800 a month selling your unwanted clothes on eBay.
6 Ways to Trick Salespeople
Get familiar with the psychology of persuasion and turn the tables during your next sales negotiation.
8 Questions You Should Always Ask in an Exit Interview
When one career chapter closes, take the time to leave on a high note. You can start by asking these exit interview questions.
Credit Cards That Make Scoring Free Airfare Easy
Tired of jumping through hoops to use your airline miles? Check out this list of travel rewards credit cards that make flying free easy.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Use Lemons
Today, we share uncommon uses for yellow lemons, tips for growing basil, and tricks to make moving furniture a breeze.
You're Doing It Wrong, Moron: 5 Tips for Giving Better Compliments
Receiving compliments is easy. But giving legitimate, thoughtful compliments is increasingly rare in an era of instant, faceless communication.
Ending Financial Stress Now: Highlights from Our Chat with Emily Guy Birken
Don't miss the highlights from our chat with Emily Guy Birken on getting your financial life together!
These 7 Companies Have the Craziest Employee Perks
Our employers give most of us a paycheck, health care, paid vacation — and that's about it. A lucky few of us also get flying lessons. Wait, what?
8 Problems You Can Solve With $20
If you've got $20 burning a hole in your pocket, don't blow it on coffee! You can solve some common (and uncommon) problems.
Best Money Tips: Eat Healthy for Under $5 a Day
Today we found some great articles on how to eat healthy for under $5 a day, cheap ways to heat your home, and zen habits of highly efficient minds.
6 Reasons Every Millennial Needs a Roth IRA
You're young, you're earning an income, and you're ready to save for retirement. It's time to open a Roth IRA.
McMansion to McCottage: Why Smaller Houses Are Smarter
When it comes to our homes, is bigger always better? From saving money to cutting clutter and more, explore the benefits of buying or building small.
6 Reasons Average People Should Consider a Prenup
Prenups aren't just for the rich and famous. Even folks with modest means should think about protecting their assets.
5 Household Fixes You Should Stop Paying Others For
You don't have to be a handyman to take care of household hiccups. Instead, save money by handling these common problems yourself.
12 Delicious Slow Cooker Breakfast Ideas for Lazy Cooks
Your slow cooker can work the night shift, too. Try these easy and delicious recipes that cook breakfast while you sleep.
5 Things Play Teaches You About Personal Finance
Personal finance is serious business, just like the rest of adulthood. And like the rest of adulthood, we can learn about it through play.
4 Home-Buying Habits We Can Learn From Millennials
Millennials are late to the homebuying game, but they're bringing some valuable lessons we all can learn from.
Best Money Tips: Habits of Effective Credit Card Users
Today we found some excellent articles on habits of highly effective credit card users, getting the discipline you need to reach your goals, and things to buy on Black Friday.
Best Money Tips: Quick Ways to Save for a Trip
Today we found some great articles to help you quickly save money for a trip, avoid overspending traps, and form good money habits that stick.
4 Underrated U.S. Cities You Need to See This Summer
Been there done that? These often overlooked U.S. cities have plenty of charm and lots for visitors to see and do — usually for cheap.